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My thoughts exactly! Talk about living the dream...

Me too I stayed at art of animation because I loved the theming and it was cheaper but I relized I was doing 6am to 12pm every night and my hotel was for sleeping only so now I go cheap and bring a rental car

my family loves staying at the contemporary mainly for the view. we always get a theme park view so it’s kind of nice to be able to be in whatever park all day long (even universal) & then come back & watch the fireworks with snacks & just my family!! we also rly enjoy the restaurant options & having the monorail / walking trails to parks as an option!!

Some people (like me) like to resort hop or tour the hotels. We actually make room for one day just to do that. Disney World has so many hotels that it's like a theme park itself and the deluxe hotels are the best to tour.

It's all about your options. I'm a huge fan of Pop Century but I also had a chance at staying at a Deluxe Resort... Deluxe Resort was a little more accessible and had more accessible doors. I could go everywhere. Stayed at All Star Sports... I couldn't even open most of the doors! And to think, these resorts were built after ADA! I'm essentially paying what some of us call a "cripple tax" but the cheaper resorts are thought of as for families... and I guess they think there won't be any disabled older children/teens who do have some independence. It's pretty sad. But that said, Disney is still the only accessible place I can visit. ...And they still need improvements being "the only".

Sol, that logic is why I have a lifetime membership in Hostelling International! My first hostel trip, I spent a week plus in New Orleans, one block from the St. Charles streetcar, for $23/night! Hostels have dormitory beds, but they also usually have a *full* kitchen, sometimes with free pancakes every morning, so you can hit a grocery store and buy regular food at regular prices for breakfast and dinner, eat hot food whenever you want, and if you're really on a budget you can bring sandwiches along for lunch wherever you're visiting. Hostels are *not* strictly "youth", although there are a few that prioritize younger people when taking reservations. As you say, if all you need is a place to sleep, why spend more than you have to on a bed? And because hostels welcome world travelers, if you do hang out you can meet people from all over the world. :-)

Your son has a good eye for beautiful women.

@Olivia 757 no

Wish granted! 😃

Sorry to be offtopic but does someone know a way to get back into an instagram account..? I was dumb lost my password. I would love any tricks you can offer me

@Ahmad Zayn instablaster :)

I went with my school and I loved it, it was very cute and the room was so nice.

And even the buses got to the parks in like ten minutes.

How can you buy a DVC stay when not in DVC? I have been but one thing I would have liked was a drive videos around the area both from hotel to hotel on property and maybe a walk around Disney Springs from the parking structure.

Quincy's doing a great job but there's only one Molly!

Same exact room ( colors a little different) and same exact set up hotel wise

@@Downnkokomo yea true, but the location and the skyliner makes it a whole new ball game.

Yes both are pretty dated and are not true Disney classics. An update to more enduring themes would be better.

Yes I love this idea! A Jungle Book or Bambi or Winnie the Pooh section would be awesome to stick with the "timeless" theme of Fantasia and 101 Dalmatians.

With the new Mighty Ducks show, I respectfully disagree. But replace Herbie, yes, I agree.

You can buy it but not for free I don't think

@@LUCY.PARK.06 It’s supposed to be an inside joke for Quincy on her last video🤣But thank you so much 😊

Since so many of Stacy’s “must do’s” (like fast passes) are not currently available, Disney stopped running her continuous show. I’ll bet she makes a reappearance when things normalize a bit more! And you can always watch on KZfaq! ♥️

dorry, new here, who is Stacy? thanks